Buckner bats down Sikeston in 12 6 VFW loss
Buckner baseball nine crushed Sikeston 12 to 6 in an out-state win. Buckner pounded eight safeties in the third and added five in the fourth to surge ahead. VFW veterans scored in the first of the ninth and later frames but could not recover as Mike Rolla fanned 14.
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Stacy
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Volkerding
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Belt Versus Mask In Championship Match Tomorrow
Herb Welch defends his light heavyweight title against The Red Demon in a two out of three falls main event at the Armory. If Demon pins Welch, the hooded mystery man will be unmasked. Welch brothers previously fell to Wild Bill Danny and Demon in two straight falls after winning the opening fall.
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Red Demon
the Armory
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Jack
Demon
Wild Bill Danny
Mystery Man
Welch Brothers
Herb
Wid Bill Danny
Wild Bill
Dany
Jack & Co
Danny
Big Joe Howard
Oklahoma
Kansas
Cadet Gerald Kellett Graduates From Missouri Military Academy
Cadet Gerald Kellett son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kellett 810 North Ramsey is among the class of twenty four candidates for graduation at the Missouri Military Academy in Mexico Diploma day May 25 marked by a commencement address from Lyle C Wilson head of United Press Washington Bureau Kellett earned National Rifle Association marksman first class medal the maroon bar with one star for discipline and letters in football and track In the program story the rest of text veers into a fictional wrestling scene not related to the cadet or academy.
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Gerald Kellett
Ernest Kellett
North Ramsey
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
The
United Press
Kellett
National Rifle Association
Sikeston golfers prepare for Dexter match next Sunday
Sikeston golfers travel to Dexter for their third SEMO Round Robin clash. Dexter beat Charleston 41 to 10 on Dexter’s course, while Charleston previously defeated Sikeston 26 to 12. Both Sikeston and Dexter have losses to Cape Girardeau. other northern division game is Charleston at Cape Girardeau, southern games Paragould at Poplar Bluff and Kennett at Malden.
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Dexter
Charleston
Cape Girardeau
Paragould
Ark
Poplar Bluff
Kennett
Malden
Miss Virginia Green Elected to Aurora Club Board
Parkville Missouri Miss Virginia Green a freshman at Park College has been elected as a representative to the Women's Athletic Board for the Aurora club at the college This club is among five sibling organizations serving in lieu of Greek letter societies at Park College
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Parkville
Virginia Green
William Street
Sikeston
Women’s Athletic Board
Aurora Club
Park College
Will Attend Kiwanis International Meet
Mr and Mrs George Kirk depart tomorrow for Los Angeles to attend the Kiwanis International convention in session June 4 to 9. They plan a two to three week West and Northwest tour including Yellowstone National Park. Sister Lilian Kirk will join in Spearfish South Dakota and accompany them home. Mrs E J Keith travels with them to Phoenix as far as Arizona.
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Los Angeles
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Kiwanis International
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Yellowstone National Park
Spearfish
South
Dakota
Mr. Kirk
Lilian Kirk
Mrs. Kirk
California
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